"We put the fan in fantasy!"
Welcome to the archive home of fiction based on characters portrayed by Patrick Bauchau. Perhaps his most well-known character is Sydney, from the television program "The Pretender," however, Bauchau has been involved in a rich array of projects, and you can find (or submit) fan-fiction based on any of those. Below, you can choose the fiction by author, title, category/genre, or fandom. You'll also find submission guidelines and links. Please be sure to read the disclaimer information below. |
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Disclaimer: The stories archived here are works of fiction based on characters originally created for various television shows/movies in which Patrick Bauchau has appeared. All characters taken from these shows/movies are owned by their creators, producers or whomever has legal claim to the copyright of said characters, shows and movies. No infringement is intended by their use. The site owner(s) and the writers of these fan fiction works merely wish to express appreciation for the characters, shows and movies, and the acting of Patrick Bauchau. Only the ideas and any original characters contained within the works in the archive are the works of their authors. This is a free site; no profit is being earned by the writers or site maintainer(s).
Do not archive, transmit, reproduce or otherwise use any of the works or other content (images, etc.) found on this site without first receiving written permission from the site owner(s) and/or the author of the work(s).
Some of the works contained in this site may include mature situations, strong language and so forth. Archived works include a rating to guide readers. If you don't care for stories with such content, please don't read them. If the rating is R or above and you are underage, do not read the item. Please be a responsible reader.
This site contains links to other websites. The site owner(s) have no control over the content of other sites.
